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perda no that of the empl ver, and fow false sod c
'ind is the expectauis that a gang of souies
C ipt adve.turere, themselvee mend:csnt, ea is -
for ans large and ewlhd benefits on the negroes as d
a class. Lastly. they demonstrate the faility of
that theory, ,i the angr a's payaniI no tax-e,. and
prove that be really pays the tar on everythiu c
he uses, and the bmrden resrs as heavily on hi
6ah(ulder as. on tee white min's. a
Tois kiLd of talk, uttered arnestly, an e
with the intrinio ev doence of its truth, r
had great and good eff-ct. Those n
groce who were present ( and there
was a goodly number,) gave hearty reesponse to
the addresses. and plentfnul proof that they had
terd and understood them; ant I am much m. k
taken if turtning over of old ideas, old ties and I
old animu'cities does not soon take place, and
Lear its harvest of harmony sad sucqes.
There were other speeches made which I have
not thoneht it necessary to mention, though I -
think that of Olmst-d Osborne deo ddly the
best among the colored speakers. Osborne is an
honest and prosperous cri'len of the parish, sad
was the opponent of Dlemarest In the late elea.
tion for the Legislature. Col. Denoett, of the
IBanner. once published a lettewfrom D)emrrest
revealing ,nme of has vulgar trlogery in the elseo.
tins laot year. I wish he could publish it again.
with (ilmsted Osborme's speech in contraet with
it. The letter of the white carpet bagger, and
the speech of thheotbed Democrat! Antipodes
in intelliwence, principle, earnest aspirati io for
our common good, and jiastice to our fellows!
They should stand opposed now as fair types of
the common paeries which stood opposed last
April-voices from the marauders who came to
befriend (!) the colored race, and from one of
that rlae modestly but indignantly disclaiming
such befriendment, and offering his band asl
heart to those with and among whom he known
lie must rise or fall, prosper or suffer, succeed or
fall!
Finally, the meeting was very large, very hbr
monious and very enthuslaetio, and I believe that
yesterday in St. Mary was formed the nucleus of
an organizatiln which shall sweep over the esnre
paerh. and which in November, and in comrn~o
wrh its prototypes throughout the Sta:e, shall
ouirnd the kuell of carpet-baggery, at least in
Louisiana. R. W.
OUVTII3RL POLITICS.
The youth of Clinton have a company called
ey mour and Blair Cadets.
( liiton was to have a grand Democratic meet
tog Saturday night.
It is said the Democra's of Jeffeson City Intend
to give a rsand barbecue at an early (day.
'I he Clinton IDemocrat says: ' There wi!l be a
Demo:ratic barbecue given at Salem Churcn, near
Midway, on Satsuday, Aug. s2, I ;. for the pur
poce of organizing a colored clnu in the first
ward.
ihe colored Democrats of Ilonma gave a hall
last week. which was a very well conduct 'd affar,
and clored wlth repeated cheers fir Seym our anol
IBlair. Ihe lacies of the parish are preparing a
tflg for this club.
From every parish in the State the rallying cry
of the I)emocracy Is heard. Barbecues. mass
rmeeiigs and torchlight processions are every
night and day occurrenae. The p'upu ar mind 14
aroused and the colored element, opening their
eyes to the true view of their position, are corinog
forward e nriassoe o unite with the Democracy tU
put down Radicalism.-( [ x.
There was a grand lDemocratlc m's meeting
and harbecoe at Myth depot, on the Memphis and
I ouinville Rasil osd on Saturday, at which speech.
es were made by (;ens. Pike and F irreat. C ,I.
Ha) . s, Dr. Leftwich, Col. Vaughn, Frank Harres
and others.
OUTHEMIN COPS.
The lberville South, of the 15th, says: " We
have had favorable weather for the ciops daring
the iat month. The corn crop is good, and veg
etables of all kmds are abundant soand cheap. Tne
c(e looks promi~og, and every one-r-ercha,',
planter and mechanic -is encouraged at the pro -
pevt before him." I
The Handeboro' (Miss.) Democrat of the lith
sa}o: ' Within the past week we have met many
farmers of this county, and they inform us that
the corn croip will be almost an entire failure.
R:ie and potatoes are being injured by worms.
We have also heard from Jackson acid Perry
counties. aid the prospect is not at all promising
for a good yield of either corn or potatoes."
The Farmcrville (La.) Record of the 1ith says:
"(in Sunday last we had the first general rain of
the season, and a heavy shower on Wedneeday
evenirg, giviung to cotton too much growth, ansod
should this and the pext mouth prove wet, that
crop may be s rionsly damaged, although peas
and potatoes will be greatly benefited. The
worm alarm seems to be dying away entirely,
acid the farmers are breathing more freely."
The Oonoalee (TexTe) Inquirer, of the Lh, says:
" Our accounts from the cotton crop this week are
truly disheartening. The worm has re appeared,
and, with but few exceptions, have made a clean
sweep of the field. From every portion of the
county we get the same discouraging reports. We
have heard of a few fields that have escaped, but
"4e 1 10 r.1. bs... o.n fvnr hlae to the ,p-a shon
of the worm. and it to now believed that the entire
crop will be destroyed."
The Aberdeen (Mss.) Examiner of the 13th has
the following: " Much oneasiesem is expressed
by our farmers Is regard to the cotton crop. The
woima have made their appearance, sas It is
feared that the weather-which threatens rain-
will favor their rapid development and depreda
tions. We are hopeful, however, of a good crip,
atd see no immediate cause for alarm, as we
think much of the cotton will be safe ere the
worms become formidable. Cotton is openinrl
tolerably rapid,and many planters willacmmence
picklrng.net week, if the weather is favorable."
The Holly fprings (Mirs.) Reporter of Fr;day
says: "From every section of Marshall county
we hear the most cheering reports of the cotton
amid corn crope. During the past ten days we have
co,nvered with Intelligent pleaters tro"m every
neighborhood, snd In response to our stereotyped
question How are crops?' we receirve the stere.
otypid sunwer: Fine. fine, never better, sir.'
An aboundance of corn will be raised : eouagh for
nearly two years consumption. Crm Ls now
heavy on the market la Holly Spriog, at l ty
cents a boushbel. Cotten looks well ,ed promLses
better better."
The Carroll Record of the 1Sth says: Th're
has lbut Ihttle ratn fallen this week, though the
c]lold, were abundant. The cotton needs c,otior.
cone srmaaline; its growth is too luxurious and the
lottom boils are rottoIng. The worms as far
have done but little damage, and are bulily en
pased webbing up th second crop. The olanters
gemerslly eenl to think that the season Is too far
advance d for serious damage to be dune. provld.
irg we cen have dry, warm weatier for the u-xt
three or four weeks. The late corn is doing well.
i' tatle e and fll vegetables are promising. T .e
fiew firult 'reee that have not been destroyed by
tt.e cerfliw Ire yielding abundantly. Peaches,
apples at p eatrs are lucius.
4)UTHIIEIRr ITEMS.
ilolden Wriglet, one of the oldest planters of
Terebuonne parah, is dead.
The rteideone of P. M. Sherman, Centervil:e,
Texts hes been buorned.
'The 15th infantry has left Mobile for Texas via
New Orleane. I wo companies of the 23 in.
finitry., fru Mi ntgomery, have taken their place.
The Mobile papers speak well of the 15th.
The dicciples of " Irsak Walton" are havria
glotin s times now a days, angling in Bayiou Pla
qullenlioe. .very epe:les of fresh water tih are
abu, dent and easily caueht.-[lbervil:le Sruth.
\\e find the followag in a Kentucky naper: As
tw. gentlemen were aleeping on the gallery of
ti er esrung in upon them, seized one by tCe
shoulder, hiting out an immense piece and striking
,n rn viclionly about the face and chest wi b hli
unge paws, teeng away great masses of fesh
wibh each sroke.
Mr. R. W. Loughery. editor and promdltor of
the J.ltfferson Times and the Marshall pubtlican,
Texas. offers both his newspapers and offie* bull.
irgs at lottery. The property is valued at $25 l~d,
i d there will hbe five thousnd tickets at $5 each.
The winner will have the privilege of choosing
which establishment he thItks most prosperous
A r!e her of merchante, both in Jeffemaron ad
Marshall, give their names 'eatifymg to the value
oi the nrewspaperi referred to.
The Memphis Ledger contained a card. Iguia4
bylldr. Cdtrotto. and deaupointory of Dr. Ba. J.
reetmsn, a physiclea of ie standing is the pro.
feetion. aid a gentleman of high social posltion.
Accompenied by a friend, Dr. Freeman
sought lDr. c'itarotto at the latter's otfoe
Dr. Freeman asked if he ws the' Dr. Fruman"
alluded to Is the catd. Upon this Dr. Citarotto
commenced thing from his chair, and aswered
e" ae." The wed was no sooneer ut'ered than D .
Freeman commesoed belsborint himover the head
and shoulders with a ceae. Dr. C. attempted no
resistance, bet retreated towarI the corner of the
routm and commenced drawlrg a patal. Observ
og his movement Dr. Freemn sad his frtent en.
deavored to grasp the weapon, which ts the
struegie was discharged while aIn Dr. Citerotto's
binds. The ball entered the fleahy poeron of Dr.
Citarotto's leg from behind paselig through. The
teralnated the affair, and Dr. Premona went to
the pollee station and deposited a forfeit for his
Iae Gevston Civilian of the Il h says: 8harp
Pra tice seems to be used agsainst Teas drovers
all qunrters. Prank M. Dwltherty who has
SCetL.4 to 0sorthea Txaa after atvZg su:
c eded in carrying a drove to Ksems, writes that
wary of the starie about [Idlian are pat in el.
i lation by desitling persons to tora the Text$
drtvers I orther east, so that they may fleece them
as they drive through, tax them for gram, toll ,
bridges across dry braeobes, etc. Their charters
c.,~fer extrapower and prohiolt any person from e'
croesing said dry branehes withli two miles of i
said bridges. Aside from these things, the east. i
ern row e is 200 mil-a further and over a very a
rough country. Mr. Dougherty has takoe three
bherds by the western route: he says he never had
any serious trouble with ladites. The main thia
is not to be afraid, but put on a bold front and go
ahead, sad when you meet the Indians treat them
kindly and give them something t. eat, and there
I- no further trouble with them.
HlA ILROADb.
N GEAT IORTHER LAIAO AS
To takee ie" tSmdaW. lith sas. Rila P.M.
A PIASSEINEI TRAIN LEAVER DAILY at6 S P. i,
Inslut esasetlua with Trait. for Viechsburg Merldta, a
with t]he SEansppi Central Ra]lread foe t. North aad
Au'COMMIODATION TRAINS LEAVE O IUNDtYS t
at 7:40 A. s., segto; far as BLrookhaven. Mtairnau. save
Brookhaven at 3: A 5.a onI ODAYS. arerigis Now
Sutiean ast 1:.)51 A i
ELcursio LTicesu ore good tor Tri o nsatuda or Bms.
day golnin north. a d '11t1 Of Sandav or Monday soth.
SaIl train auives in New i trtsl utl :50 P a. I
FREIOUT TRAIN LEAVE DAILY boxsset Salada
Y B WILLIAM SOensalSapetintwdet.
JAYRS lONtiS. teners FreOiugh Aoget a
ED WANE. General Treoaortati,,s Aut t
POITCMABTRAIN MAILrOAL
COMPANTY.
This load, as saw extended, wll be opened to the pab
lite ona
Smaday, the 11th Isaeant.
Fe to and ira m the Lake, some day, TWENTY-FIVE
t.uidrn oder 12 years of age will bheharged TEN CENTS. c
The City Tsmtasa is lzed at the ead of Lafayette steet, t
wiere withu a few yards of the hteamboat sad arge Land. t
leto, sad in the immediate vtlclaty of all the WarehouseL and
Western Produce Dealers, the Company has ereeted a
tRA D FREIGHT DEPOT, with a capacity of at leat tea
thousand barrels.
Oberving CITY TELEGRAPH TIME as closely as
possible, the Trains will run as follows, halting at Canal
street, at Frmch harket, at Old Passeager Dpo. and at
C alborne street:
btam Tri saves New D'pt. Steam Yrat leaves Lake Ead.
4 o'clck A. I. 6 o'cloc t. a.
7t .. .. I 6 .. ..
1 .. .. 7 .
a .. ..
1 .. .. 1 .(
2 .. .. I
. ..5 I. 6
The 9 r . Train fom the Lake will not to beyonad the Pas
aeriver Depot at the head of Etls.an Fields a rest.
The Worse Car will leave the city at 4 A. a , and th1 Lake
at 10 r. a., end mnnot, for the present, ran beyaond the Old
Depot.
Sor the eonvetMe e lof a:thers and Fishblng prties, a steam
Train will leave the New Depot at t o', leek on tanday morn.
rgs. An extra trip will atso be run at I o'clock to the day.
Baggage, Llhthtosehold effectL and family smppliss will be
reeived at the ( LD DEPOT if the traoelr so prefore lt. In
tat evoet, the packtg a mnst be brought only on the day
of the departure of the steamer 'or which they are Intanded,
and then not later then thirty minuts per to the passing of
the train which connects with her
Trnolers trom Mobile or the Waternlg plares who may doe
sie their blaga e and eects dellvered at the Old Depot will
please expres their wsh to the effcer of the boat, who will
take pleasure to seerig that their property ti assorted and
paeoed separatey on the wharf.
O. PANDELY.
General iopnerntendent.
t ]BROVURl EATEN Or REEIIlT
NEW ORLEANS,
New Teork. Beoste. Phltladelet and All
Plate Narth and East.
VIA N. 0.. J. AND OGRAT NORTHERI' AND MIS
SISSIPPI CENTRAL RAILROAR8 ETC.
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
No Insumance Requtred.
THROUGi BILLS LADING SIGNED AND BATES
OUUARAITeLD.
N, O., J. AND O. N. R&TLOADOFFPLC,
New Oleaos, July I, id6 I
ShIppers are Informed that we are now transportlng freight
between New Orleans and New York, Boston, Philadelphis,
et.. at very low rates, making eartaing to the shipper by thl
rats of from TWEITY to FIFrI PER CENT.
All claims for loss, damage or overcharge will be promptly
settled a points of dehvery.
For tarther tnformation apply at the Depot, e+ Calliope
sttet, or at the ooee of the Company, No. N4 Oarondeiet
T. 8. WILLIAMS,.
Oeal SeparintedeIt.
JAwam Vovroe. e'ne"ai FPreight Agent.
st')MMII-(). N-- V R I W A AKHI)t' t'
AIDaEw d~CLIO..
Sbosesale ad Betael Dealer in
FmsRlly Soeeriseo ae PIImattlo Seppalte,
BATON BOUGE, LA.
HIghest Ptrle Pald for Cottol.
COTTON tTORLED nd SIId'llthl to 8LIT I'AINTER~ .
Ihonk ng my friends ad the public gnsorally for their for
nIer Io attoas I moat rspoetftlty sotld B ad nttalnuco of
tre ime. s ntI rol -noldee tha as heretotlore, am til,l
pahIo of glvlotg wale sr rnltltr-it in toy tl,5 el bulnase; as
st in h tfhio ,h ppl-rsrsri tC on hh ihr C.h I dray-n)
ow accout, it rnsais me t- eferelebh l wr thrn tee st*ol
u-lngrIe SeRis Auret ftr the b'str'iierat AtRIW)W Tll."
I ebi always harye, wilth Indun Boari and B~tiag Tos, a
orpe so ply on bao, sad will t er ame at Lowerst Ca
Precle. Ar4I lstW JACKNIM.
(Covur Therd end Lo ,si eltrt
(focesoo to Aitean Aflene,)
Cotton Fector md Coleelnlelos iMoeheaLt
NO. 30 CARO)NDELET BTREET,
New Orleans.
J .F. IMAR LLI.
P ODUOS COMMISSION MEKCMANT.
No. 1 Teheopoluae StreetI
NEW ORLEANS.
O LI &OA , I. ATOOOL JOB GITE'NmGMb
aeasenmn o I, Wilis * te.,i
WIIITI IONlW MBIOHiA TYS
-lo rca a rs or
eSMIne. o'es and rheep.
WOE I.ANDI .e,
Fj AT d MiEE*-
I a.nwwn mLar-w-aum mn-aL
O0MIUMION ME HAIAW S FOEl THE FU OEAB
latL Forwaruding a. hlpmnset of HBads.e Ialbher,
We. eeswax, reslew, ad Tea
itang Materlal
IS es md U COMMlECE BTEBT, nEW ORLEAnS
eOr IO t eamlt et i
Nhee.. Mates d Sessem
Wiool LANSID IrE E&EAm
JoKM W. MolBS L VO.
atmeed NamE Casal shtesa
nS CANAlL AND 1T cMoeuMAN STlETYS.
Semesre Commlseoo Meekes, ]pmieem
?eeteos.
Aad Deaer, ti a kids of
AGNC U I.UR.AL IMPINENTB,
A. .. e r ethasad sugise tre.a SA se nd 001103
55lemrs A Oe.'a Qieatmae Speehn CATAWBe
I TA enl, INGAII AR. see .r . alws en ha.
Oe'S 01 MiU o.ID--8CglP OF 5O0E 5U
L iTOL n.usrn .o t .ueaaey or Ne trta in l .s a4
3 . Seisgier. tor two h,.s+tsd drlars. no 45 year 5155.
ae be h or mul.d e ohto fo r dapeai of sIs
b hees sade this de to ti empe
dew Orue*ea Joly jIlts 130t,
INo BANKRUPTCY.
TNITEP WrATES DIeTIICT IueV T
Dstrkic of L uie.ia-i the Iatter f I Leclek Tetre
P. to. bIkrupt- In Bawtruptcy roe r--W herae. Lsivie
eowtroe belne of MNew .t-WI. o pesbt f Orleao. d DM
Dicn af.rresld ddle aeted hastrap uander the ;c of Cnt
psreo Meh n L Ih ;7 hase t day filed t said ert petl
o, pyi Sg for a dtesare sad ertideste thereof from sk
hi. eºhe sat . etI. peeahIe der salt..a, setee is
iweofw he ie I. e TI M ba wie have eraw h erd lt dem.
end to lle other paenosi As isteeoe tt thet Ihe 16 dy eof N
membrh. 18, ate 11 , at. as siged for the hbstemg of the
mu, sad than they may thee sad there seund ed sb rw
OsoO II e -I aLy . r w thhepaei sa ie d petIthe
('I k's Iocls Nl w OrieeS. ,uget 1,6 I.S1
se4 I I1 t'HAl. t'LAIBORiE. CIle·
NI ATED STATI DISTRICT COUIRT
District of I..ueano-la •nkrultpt-y-No lt2--'n the
matter of One. Wi ILgOs. Jr.. Eage desaist sad We C
t'. ('ahibo a., Indidully sd as memrees of he ire of io.e
a im. Pts A Clslarero, r. Narolrs-Whe edote We.
ligoI. Jr., 1 gere ,5 i .d nm Ie. I' talrn. lad,
rdiatly aend as membern f 'to rmlOf LtIg 8'st A C.al
onie, of hew (Meae sen distrit afmderd day dee sdta
botnret ender Lbetlrt Congreseof M real'2, 1. haro lte
eday led o sailJ courts aOttlo pr yjin for a dsehsrgeo ind
terttcte thereof. fr. ail their oota sa ether caimO priev
.his asder sui' set.
potr to threlore given to Iil creditos who have prerel a
their hts and to hil ttaer p snol in l tterm. th the 16th
do) of eermber. 1861, at II a f.. ie Issig oi for the hosrll er
t the ene, aand that thedr eay theon aus thre attead and
showt oiN. if any they hrave, why te payer of the aid pe
tlieon should not tie gri:ede
l11 to K. Li. 'O W, Doepty ('lO .
I TJITrD STATEIS ISTRICT CO,6U1 T
District of Lotstasa- I- the matter ot Wil
1lam t griohet sod Detid U chrt, tmdIrlualiy e
ano das me oeteo the irm of W1. A D. Ulrqahrt.
hakrlovta No 1, I. i anktrptcy.-Wherea Wit.
ham U'.quhart and David C cnhart iadivlluaily and as o
mebhers el the ire of W A D L'rgqhbt of the city of Noew T
rtrhars, parteh of trles. s and di.treet aorer*id. doy do- L
elared b.ratopt order the act of 'onr f March 2d. 1867,
herave Lh d .y I ed n said ,oort a pettthi prayine for a die
er arge sed nrtgeate thereof froem e iio tr beh s aed ether
claimrs rovahle udere ath irt
icttice is therefore gvean to all eireads who hrve proved
thel drbtr, tnd to all other persons i tinterest that the 16th
day of Ncvemberi , 186i 11 . .i. ts h god or. th hearin
of the seme sad that they my then asd thei attend sad
shoe can.e i an, they hsvr why ue prayer of the said peti
iton shit'd not he roeted.
l'ert ' tIhe, Lew Orleans, Aug. , 1801
au6 1320 r&et C.AIL,)RTE. ('terk
aITED STATEI UITRIIUt 'e,OUIT
I Di trcit oft ouMisl o-lIn the at'er of Wem. Ieudoll. F
hbankrupt. In eaeruptcy. he il Wbhere, We. Ben I,
ot the city of lew Orioeso. asd s)wstrict aforesaid edo I
e eal hbakrupt cade the Aol of (owgr of March d. 1867.
has this d)ay ied to md (cort a petit, puyal foe a die
chbrge sd eeetrIeatetentof, from all hi debt. sad otter
eiaime prrovabIIe iunder said sot'
SfioUrs is therefors gen to all rredtrors who hare proved
t'eir dehta. aendto oei ther peteso to Interet theb th le lh
day of boveuler, 1868, it l a..l eslg for dle brtarig f
the same, and that they may them end .etre attend sad show
souse. It nay they hrve, why the prayer of the said potties
shIoudM not he granted
(rark's ('ic. New Orlaans, Jot1 17, 1.968.
)y21 ain5t K. IA-6W. Deputy 'lerk.
U NITED STATES DIlT&ICT (1Ull'r- h
)istrre of Lolutsana-In tl materw at l L reur,
Hlteurupt. in oBakrupcy, No. 67 --Wterea S.orl L. Hair.lr
of t e parleh of Benville sold Di.trirl aworre. ,-I. adly
decdar.dd Barlpt nuder the Act of 'Cot pre of March 2.
8if67 has thil dry t ed'n said (',rrt a pot'Iog praying for a
dlscharge coG certftlcate thereof Irom all has dehlt ed other
claime provble nder.olad et. oice les tuerrfore trfieu to e ,t
ciedit.r who hare ptre d their debts, tud t ot ati .th pe onse
in teeoret. that the 16tr d+) o" hrovemter. 168. st 11 O'clik
So ais sau ed ft, the ben ogy ot thi same and that they
may the atdthere attend a, d .hdw c-tse if any they havre
h n the praIrr othe.sid pwtilou ihoeld not be gritted
1 erk'r fice. New Orleans. Julr 23 1'1D61
Ji.24 ImS i K. It. ".* I)eputy (loerk
ITfr I T STATES Illr'KICT COURT
i Distrct of Lo.uina- In the mn tier of Alphouse rer
triou. bkrupLt. In Banhruptcy. oo. 34i Whereas, Alphon.e
lertro. iodivlrduIally and as a u.emher or the Icrm .f Leett A
t'harlentler, of th.I ly o New irlans ard Dttrtet aforesaid.
duly cerlared banmrunt under the Act o' l:oegrm. of Ma-ch
2u. 166. has thi day fled to said Cotrt a pot nes prtying
fIr a discarge and ierttcate thrseol. hoe all he debehse an
other cla me p reable under esld act;
ttire is tterseore ivlen to se credlers whe havre proved
their doebt, and to l oether persons it, interst, that the 16th
cay of 1hvrnotber, 1688. at 11 . a, is aetiged for the hearing
of tre ean.e, ind that thy mthen adt thee attend and show
cau.e, aoy they hase, why the prayer of the said peotiton
.htild not be granted
cI'ler's (f fice Noew Orleans, Jul 17 17 1.
-IluelU t 1 ryiFNW. flrtrmttt('loch
Pictrd, a. lthrp t, li I iBakruptcy. No 133 Wheret.
Augset lttard of the i if tNew Irlanos aiud
Ditsrtt aforesaid, delty dered baantrept under the
Act of Congroes . Sl .1.-, h 211. bha this dry fdied Is
said 'ourt lse.tito', p atiLg ftr drd:rhh go and ertilcate
thereof, fr--m ai hies debte and other claims pruebbe ander
sald art.
Selit ie therree grvIs to ell credito who hare proved their
debth., anid tc al other persons is interest, that tler it-ti day of
S.tenrtlmer. 1 8.8 ait A a ., Is siuen i or the hearing of the
Scis aned that ther m y then and tvere atteod snd ehow
ruse.,t any they brs, why the prayer o teue saei pettwe
bh,.uld not be grantee
('lerkl (ite, New Orleens, July 17 IN1
)rtl srI5, StK. e.itkt Denote trierSt.
ib'ITPD STATES DITlr ITcT CoLUr
it irtrct of Louislina - In te Matter of ireyfos
}'rte A 'o , hankrrpts In Bsokrepvy nlt,. 116. Winret.,
lirylui Bro e t'o. (it. Dte)ltfur. J.. Dreyfut
!,.c A. lef.u., of the tlly ot Nw Urleuan., and
lsetrict aforeesao. uty dleler d bankruot under te Act
of I r ,gresn of Marclh 2d. 167, hrre thbis dayi ierd to said
iornt a pertltroe prinvil for diseharge md certifcate
iti errot. thn ail their debts and other clajms provcie uonder
tis.ce Itherefroe giroUte al editers who have prOred
their dehts. cud ti all othr per so in i nterest, that the 16th
ay u. 7 iember 16. St I11 A I o . n selled for theh be.rln of
nt ae rnme, bid tht they maythe theen so tere steint and show
saue., i any they have, why the prayer of the said p.titlta
-houldl not I.e granted
ti 's O cee, New Orleans, July 17.168
irl Ant',It K. 1OF;I. eeo.tltvlo .
UITITFD STATICS DISITIC? COURT
Disutrit of Loustsn--l tne Imatter of M J told
sterin. bankopt. In BankrptnHcy. No 172 Whereaso M
A J. (ulvaste n, l hiew Orielsd, and District arfresaid.
ind, thArtrd bankrupt utiner the Act of Loingrce of MaYch
2d. 1667. has this day 6ed ai eaid sett a petition preying
:,!r i arharru snd oreticato thereof, from ai their debta s
other claims prorvable aider saild act.
octl, Is therefore given to all ete:tors who have proved
their dAts,., and to ael her persos It ilareret that the I61h
day of leremher 1868, at II L i , si asied for the hearing
i f the same, and %t`t they esy then sld Vitlee ttatd nd show
sone. It sny they have, why the praer It the said potitio
bshould sot hbe sated.
(etrehsffa, k's ( New Oeteae, Jnb- 17. 1668.
JtndI -4 21) . LL'),.W. Deputy nrk.
AITEID STAITES DISI'RIrT OOUmr
I Dtrh t of LonisIana -l a the Matter of Jarob
.arker. bhanhrupt. II ansorptr , No. & We. es,
itob Barker, of the city of e ew Orieeem sd Dir
trletd Io eroeid de) declared banheo rst oder the Aot of
en ress :,if Mch d, 16. hae this doy flled Is said Court, a
petltioe p)ang for a dit-harge end -ortl'e thereof, from
nll hi* do.t end other claims provarle under said act;
lot: Ir th.reforn givest all editors who have proved
IIt a debts. and to all other person In interest, that the 114
ay o of ,rmtir s.6at 11 a .. Isasiged fer the hearing ol
the same, an tht ty ma the oand there sttsd aid e now
eause, i sany te her , why thy pept er of the petitioa
should not be granted.
'lnrhL E oI ro, ew a tri on July 17, 186 r
fesl atl e K ,r)rW. D et lerIrS.
U |}1' I'lg- ATES DIM' TICT OIT-
bItt iI of Lnhdltas - Ia the mutllr oh (a in IV
keTE. hbanrttt. In InrhnrEy, NI. - 50 WhenreaOs'. a
W Keep, of the Partah of IherII|e snd DIeetrtet •siosau i,
Ely ·arts.d ba·nrpt uOtder the &it of G eigio of rr rrh
ld 1867. bhthts dAy fledi In Ildtold rte e patithit prryloy
':,r s olerhorgo sod veaettclrte thereof, ItemIal his debte sod
,hIfr a WPI* a·mme pt4'ee s a erIridaet
Itoiec i tihrrrtcre erlrru to all c.Irn who hare prered
thLer debts *itd to at other pettine It ,ntnrt that the C16th
dayI cfhviember. 1886. ot II , E soi. d fu the hearng
of the ms1 snd that the may thoI sad thereetlteud and show
I te If soy they hare, why the prsa r of thad ptttoe
shoteld noit le gratied
It Sn YD 0o5. new Orlean, July 7 R168 S
-' 21 HT4 r, IK 1,.: e U fitrh.
'-)';
Dl]ltrl-t if L entsnea-al--I MaomkLptry--M-N. fl--i the
nrieler i,, Olhard P'wer. bhtkrtpt- Vt nreern flctard fO er,
tti,:tr') Ot New Orlfear. ndi noto 5 rcrtltltlt iis tso clty,
\|f rlsrhmit, tnd tlrrttert afersald. dole d-liareS Iantrpt
itider trh .ir of t'oIrrete of Ma'cb 2, 1i67. tu thinda iled
It ned tttorl • prtltiu prayieg for a decourge sad ceirnlO
cte thrbesf, from al hie dhtebs sd ther Celitse peoratIe
itieir a I therefire rve to all -.tIer whn hre proved
Ihelr dehtc, at d to .Ii II hr perIuso is lotoeic thIt the Ilto
day of herothen r, I-116. at ii t I, le .asrlred ',r the tear
: e E of rhe slae. aend tha1 bf T Irr thee ed hebre utteod
it,n rhow oens. if any they h.ere thy Iho pr)yroirfhe ateid
liet, ii n sh,,ld not I e o ri, rtl.
c'ler' timte. pew urltene1. ane 15 1668Oq
.IT TD IST'I'AtI UDht KItS INSt*LM -
Li triet ol Ltio rleaa--ln isoaruetcy--No. 1.6 -Ic the
oictter of ' (I tititb. bhuthruct--ihirt hea hoe he. S.nith
it ilrldrItl Isonil. a -trm~e rItieoirm o' mt& .r ut.r,
oIt the pio-h nI Aeoasrtes. nd s lllrtit aforeonid. dil, de.
tielted ltutihtrpo uo~tdlo tie, lt Iitit-t rs oi ltereh 2. 6;t7,
t e ti liti -i'l ttlit .l I' :i t eti et,,,a pryilng f-ir dl
nlrege tdi .l-'t isle thereotl. ftr-te all hts dilttt on rther
i- ltl yr, e.blh ulde r s:del t
' th le e it th e retr c te fir e relltere whi hare pored
lhr.i itb·t. uit Io alt rbotr tlerscne In ltet-. that the IrIh
a t nceetnmbr, le ttite a . lie o ie g I lt-redl',rthehar.
:re Of tLeonm. obd that thormay thien id ttere tttend
,te d •thw-wiilt. 1 O Ly tytley har, t, thn prtyer of the eld
eCtnlner. ,.rldsht be rerttld.
t . L ck·Iao hew Orsoani, Aeraet II 1066
LIQUORI. SPIRrI, Wf K1, UI0ISaS, Ie.. rIT.,
Alwy0 han dal •lal ae tc e rbut, Mouoighe
Rye end Kurt| it okla. ih. rle i-Far Ia the trade s
tlbera' termss ud at the oweet ri stot r et,
fIND. C OOODlUTCf. I·enf rodrleh* • e.;
ChAR K. IIIL ,IY. ef ties U OsrsersOe)
S heom leae OOerws mmd Deler.
WEN ltRN PRODUCE, WINIKS. LIQUORS, TONACOG
Eto.. the Old itand fea. ( (Orsrtr do.
a 68 tlemas sod '4 tienl e r
hJOHN ANDINO. to.te d of Nlrtphlr, AIudro 0e,,
F. I. CalFP'E'.)
SO POYDRAS LYIP IT. 13W ORLEANS.
MIACUANDISE BRtOKER AD £6K15
TeiasSia (elabretod leerSh Ale.
No 6 GIOlAIKt STRIET.
LouIas ead Wasetern le rtied WRIIrtE, and Ito.
Old Boube. sa d e drye wa n n1L. 5isl-t to sI/t pur
thu.,r
~I7 t&TION A L.
IARIATZ INSTITUTEl
7T PTrTANIA ETREET., 0031R OF FIIUE.
)Lay aPd Oaeirdteg Seool bfor *o*l Ladlea.
ftl
Sesioon of 18-9 will eommeae a let September muet.
This ludituti.e eafre a healthy and eeded lesati a. with I
o adeom reamso d shaded gre me;
Tbe oarste of tnstructe s sea t.ed by to mesteom- Ir
p.est Preeusla, ad s epre s the baelmees, L.aguage L,
e.d Acemptishents taught ia theb best ehoels.
FeT laos-s a oC rleian or implt at taee letftnwtt
COLWMaIAN COLLEG. A
WAIBINJTON. D C.
The oes. of the sevrl departments open fellows:
IbA Prnp ry Peptemb tt ;the ot.to ate , MI ember
M3d; the TboYl- gial. etrr, 7.oh; tue Lw. Voter heel, ae M
Lhe Medicoal October 19th
Thi tplsgoe w as r· tsd with rofew oe to the oft urged c
enggsetioeo Wo.tihlO thatt a Univrity a. the frderal
rterop6liS wcod ted the "eLdmll.tlve of the pnIples.
op'ous mad measere of Ar esaist'yms by the reoamm
oducatien of a eit on oft yout from svery quarr.'
Its graduates banee les the eg eatlas. o. _'so dm W
Mare. that the tactin of hearieg debaes I tOugres N
a gamen's Is the Suprrme Court and )atures from emluot IsP.
e Om. r and sof vik'logn lrar. ed collretrao I saunes
gathord at this cotter, wuuld ftntor a eompiehensive moets
level, pmsot.
The IPrepratory Pchool give tthorough traitnig fsr buail
nres od proparattor for tol . e Sbse d ollR permipr bha
eight Rerciet PRofie , all the chan bt ied. o The
Theologlcal eboo h threm PIofmors sad Lecturer.; the
Law S, hool four and the Medioel tot. e
"I he expeoses u r ur low ae at other Colleo humber of
stuaeds theipet year. 434
For furer in alormatoun ad' r e
to. W. oo b te , . e.. Pseeautdlet
ALBEsT LION'IS SCHOOL
GHATAWA. 11P3 COUNTY, MtII.
oew Orles Jeeblse and rOmet lNother dfslr ea
FOU.RTH ANNUAL 58810Yl WILL fOMMINOR ON
Til FIlET MONDAY OF EIiRTEAE IE.
Extract of a Ietfer to Mr Lyo. published by prmsslrol,
from the Right rev. W. e. GOREK, D. D.. Bishop of the
Dioseak of Mtsaliippi. and Chacullor of the Uromrsty of the
Booth:
*'If the peoale inacly i kwabow boag ya be h ba us
ensgea d is teshing, bow dlgnotly youon he trauled yourself
fir the wrk. how alohey you hare oeseo a locatie for rual
school, bohew mch yes bare eaffeeted within two or thre yes '
how wholesme oi the moral and rellgloos atmophro of your
cheol. bow r torough the t ing of y -t t, and
Low a.xetptlMeablo Is the bchtreter of the pupils whom yao
hae already seat (brth with yosr itprolatur upon thm, yoa I
would be paluod to aod that you had so room fee the forth
part of those who would deusto to momr uder your traintlg "
Ib. MieYirulpl Diocetan Conventlou o. 16E pblishes that
the pride and glory of elr Dioces I Albert Loe' beahol C
t Ca RIwa" II
Catalogues of the Fchool sod genera lurormanieU may be
obt ed n New Orileas of Robert P1itkl, rl s, 13 ard IS
talmp roel.
w Ith I TO COLLEig - L.N0tN,
SiIKUNIA.-The Ioat sesson opea 3 StToo 'day i I
t epiombre. 18t, -ed closes oth Thra they i Jute tIhs Fb.
Faculty ecsoea of ilkN. £ S LTL Preesdent. with pro
t'curs of LaaLi. itreok. Mathemall•e Moders La·ruai4a,
S Morl hYbloiroep thl er sad ndtglirh Laogeop and rite
rntere Applise Matahematlra. Nlatur.l Brhld sohyi. heteiotry
.ad Law uaid Eq.ty. 'bhe e a distriubted lot,: I l'iculty
I Art-n ; I Fees lyef'tEcE r a acuity f Literature ssd I
I 'bivorphy: 6. V crty of Law In etch of these is oreafrrn d
Sa datect BrO' l I's iero, ld the DeTgre of uteret
Arts i. pe mike to ttucOttl In each rentr.e In th IU.
.rt| t of so0 lreuare cooferv, also. Pr.fl.sional Dipo-"
lts of TCvil hegiseer and Mitl6 legibeeser. By tse aide If
':l rrptf tlSa-•ldsnl profr.ocrs. provinsllots o.ade fr tuuo
r,--uh drellln ia to Deperm-to., of aghlu. h, Anelint and
Mo.rn L.nLeulgesad Mathomatics
r XIP/ kO-- All nMeuesary elpensee need not remted
For full particularl apply to
E. C. (ORDO.,
S'Inie of Faeclty.
P&als CMIITIAI COLI. OI.
PAS8 CHRISTIAN. MISr3ISIPPI.
Icore r rlratd by Ae of Legiltrore of Dies
DIRUCTID BY CBRISTIAN BIOTIIZS.
This('ollfe ha ond of the met bhtattil emolmesatt and I
healthy locatioas In the retiAtry. being l:lated on thes cGs
." Mexico, F afew amtle d sota from rew arieaso, tr.rd nomia
farillltfle for Lthlneg e d all other healthy eueretlra. Tla
coorar of uted toI that puruned in all cllefe. eomprlsed en.
der (m'Cul'egtia'e, chlmmerci A d Preparaitry Departmeont
TYuas--(loval bis In dv.noe.l Board. WaUhing Tiuitliu
and Dortno' f.e $ltI; Entre fee (lpd onc t ,ly) I 0; I
d ratlr, If epet at ('oloege, $i); sltrumestol Mnsoir e 1
a Drawing form extra charges :. d oetd for leaden d
aexpense: say unexpended returned
For parties are, apply to
B RAM IBATA.TOPredTt. I
PaAs '.ri.tisn. Mir .
Id Man0. H. CLLWELL.
TEACHEE OF ALL BIASOHE I
-ot
A ThorougRh Naglte ZdomesSIlo, Mderei
La Ormaeea a ad Russe.
Ie"l o d IaseuBOsmel
DRAWING.
e LAIIDSCAP AND PORJ'RAITURt
Strangee' Heal.
d se. I1 ChSrtr e Stret, Now Ortlea
Ren. Drr l[soeo Now O.lm. L; Prof. I H. Dl ma
'bharstou. 8. ii.; Hon. Treelmoad Laudry Loiesian.
- aretrltsls Tlivertlty.
o LOUISIA A *ATN m SBIlAiS.
TERA3 ALDXADRIA. R OUITIANA.
Founded d Supported by thbe ls of estrd
d The r oet Dfeiad begI o se e 7th, 18, sod chee,
Jana U1ta 1@609.
I Flsct --c asdsi of a full eorts of essa to d
Saraces" of Linesluon sod Bdsueemlidy baght Ints Iboe
a Coos eCeusinsynd thlsrsksed e
TOooue or Surur-Irtlaaus a P1watey so d on Asad
,mts Department, Ialudauo a 0 teray, stcjenllte sad Op
1om9CcNO STBTool.
?eteu-fen all OXpeestd, europt ept tblg, 4. LI; .. pOa
*hle in adr*es. beLr lt qel pymen. JIry s t
l, R AKAST at oey cmolesg ibses eita sadoeeagit
hferm doeten enimnaeot
Addma D, . 5010, ooPetuhnr
i VIIHL.IIMIITII IT IIMTVTl T
15 now sll now be rsived for the rp o ppatotmr T e
OC adetsIsethis lontltre;ot 'IuTors
stare nla the ammnoymrahe s eod paihlar eadvoe0d
the soelaer aei s derlevpieue sod Penssootoea by ehe h
hey' nrorepred te Uthe rettee edales ble eato en
LALM OTOLNEIi S0l I E CR oWrS,
tt lATAWA, PIKEl COUNT, EfsIIUIItI.
l orew OrtLeUand Juasn hEaL eahd.)
CIrcsul mae beeo obane epplsIOmpa ho 0eB3t3
prro Ta. sos.. IT lsdU Cestpmpest Newd OAenes
Tdh OrEIpS AND RIfST&NJRANTSi
p9 Iieyteo Cwill sod Costosbosere sioelr.)
Lo) t CkalalO. ...............roprtotLor
r A!l the Dietfr or the o e oc are It, be found Dher, u
l alts. Chice WINRB of all lsnd.
h ' tSrtlt, eWedni t oLe o., supplied at thor: notle,.
'r vutolaloeoa ep staiors
aRooms, elegsantly trished. to let by the Mweek or mmT.
Tl. . RiH.urIrtn , I ept Cpfn till 12 i 'h - 0 8.
AMIAI 3 STICLIE--FRENCH RIITAURAI N.
Potweo tt Chorle and t'raode oe streat. PHILIP ION
bY.T. Aerl Yllro to saluit the timie
iRtAKiFABT--Thrse chaie dishes wlh Coffee, ailty
DlN..ER--loup and fbar eholos dishes, with Deoest and
.':ufe., ,'cnty5- ove ecot.
a PINRAtLA, FLORIDA,
Is norw 50 for the r~erptibo of visitore. Tb. rom re
trt u d airy, Mo the bhom surrounded with sdy groo..ds.
Ihe steamer Reindeer ieave for Penscola gece a weak.
.pply to "(t. lloom ' Pnateola
i HMELIIY· .,mtANCH
(Oppnto St. C hast Reoin
3-OPNE-A. 3. OCUTEBR I CRAI 3E
h he b rueda of LIQUORSI sad WINE, meh so faw'
ts hue eat forth Iye esheatly so head. Ate.
UXOLRLN lOAT&AL sAld COMrUA.
The ewurs ef the Paionts of thl . e Apparelos sod
F.n:ds hero deteecoied I, orgnlse a ('ompsay for the bUt•ee
of Lootufolae Tearn. Mlsiippt sad Artosa.
They popeso in gall tn liften Por Cent a the SatIbr
Ctpa T yl tLhem wtllves enhe o alarge u psreen
R·apertuests b the se .6 the Ulgh mu hem DAILY
at the Ohoeo (*Lf T NAFH., Aucties. t CharuLes
501t, betwus te boor. of Ulslod
kseeiim tets now open s the OdE of O1E4. T.
r. NABH. and adle althte 1 of 1333T J. L.3,1r end
B. W. (IIUVST?, 5O Camp stre
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r. n
TuN .. . RAND LOGPE OF WmootstA. L 0 0. r 0
ess..m e.mi-amm as tie he l fe u idas Josmery a.s
Ituy to New.radm Oem or lt. p.ndt pear e-E I
R·aed o. 3M. W.G Or.d M .; J . .Has 51d .3
I W. D. rad Malr: . n. Pa*sebId, of *. 12, R.
fraed Wrdesm;JedS Flest. of N. d . W. . Grand Se.M.
bry;F W. Daesde.rr. of No- M. W. Grand rsaW r. Ie
Lublr Ermwo , .. IIamd J. DLd.ol Ine. 13, -l. W.
B pr.s. meb .L U. 5 ;Mo og. oL ofso& N. f,
Grad Cb.alatms Jea . a.4 V r. W.e G 4 a M1 rW;
£ 3msrsnu. of No. 4, W. VGrd O(edcter; J BeWr.
rN iai a Brnd Omiardl; P.O J. . UdllsJ, Ia o.
u W Gmadea .ld
Dmn D=aoer Omae Masas-. 0O. J.a. PF r4
4 No. 17, Dies4 IUo : r. L A. J V.a..r f. I.
Disrihs N 3; P. . .T Brtem.5 ofa x . N. A
6; r. a a. ClarkM.n, Ix 4 A Disbs t* Io P. Ls
Chancy., 1 M. 7, DItrled Ie. T; P o. Jacob SebaMasr.e
No. 3 D erta NE II; P. H8. Hm.Wdebr., a N. 11, D' Al
rietN 12; P. G.Q . W, b, o d o . Diestrid IE . .
Si eN Omearuu -sr1 e o ae Order-P. . I, Mi 43
W. Rae, f M.a 1; P O. Eader W. O. Wilsn., of N. ; b
PO Mas le alrldr lmaaItn I* S.
JudksL-P. O Master L.'br Ho..e, of No. 11; P. 0
D. D. G. M. M 'Said aE f 1; . . IL Weidn, E,
1a 4.
O m.utdd.m aid p Le.s-P. . M er George Nmeat es!
er. of .e. a; .. Q. N lary Paeall. of E. ; 1.O. i.
NWdb, t No. 11. 5
Pr Ideumd Appe.--P. . . MIeJ. . Demlat of N-.
IS; . a. L. Grama, of m. 42; r. D M. . Bowl.emn
Moss.. s3. d.
Lq44 -P. . e. Ms T h.mu H. 14id., of .'. r_"
0. Mater Ieward MiLeable, e4 N*. 17, P. G. Je.,rL
/sea, Me. L
issam..-P. G. MastA Wa.llare W of No. I;'T. .
O. MaEer Edward lisbary, of .. 14; P. 4. L F. Tow*
s3No. IS. .
C·1edadsts.-P. Q. A. W. MeDeell, f No. 1; P.O. Fhrtnm
Ptk.r. of t. 3; P. P . GeoeI Dirmoey, .1f I a 4
Alsammwatldetothe W.V. Grand M.atero. Orad 1
aecrsary seaIld be Iwarded to IJe e".e of the Grand me, yP
ermnry, over o Cre..aet Ma3 Ineamrae OGempa, ear-. tI
- of 0mc stas md Osmmrdelal Pla .
,JO.IA rOLE, GOnad wm. ry. I
a.be dla.e Ldges.
LOUISIANA LODGE NO. L C
1e44 e very Friday .vening, I. Ledge nees N. 1, ow t t
Oreses.t Mutual neurance C.mpeay. Oeos.--J. Is.
wood N. U.; U. A. uarns . O ; M. DIusn, ScretarW . Il
WASHINGTON LODGE No. S. "ý
e.tsevery lhurndsovenml t Marimlpy ulildli'., Tl d
Diotrit Ofi.rse-P.r Richter, N. a ; Jsba K. ao*. 7
G.; Wi. Wallace. mcrWsary.
U.nION LODGE NO.4.
Meet.rry Maday eventing. in Ldge Reem No.! , IL'. A
OCuop sucel. over tb Chamer ofa ommoac ,Ore '
Hyland, a G.; Wa. Hodinai V. 0.; Eugea Morris, ...
CJNMNT LODGE NO. .
ete every Thureday emlnag, it Lodge Room NO. 7, .^- -
Lbe Ifomse Mald ,nourMane Company, corner of Camo rdl
atches streets. Olare--4 R. UsaMlag. N.,; Jeo.*lwl.
Ilas. V. .; Henry Darw S reoary.
JEFFR: ON LODGE NO. 9.
Mee every Try we ing. Jefea Hall' esra
Magutas nad P1bidp soles. Ftlrth DLstrtet. Oflore- .J
EI andolph, N. G.; J C. Golding. V. 0.; A Lldsahist,
TRUTONIA LODGE NO. 10.
Me.0 every Tu day eveonng Is Lodse Room esoraudf
Onstimhouae strese and bixcbauo Alley ulicer'-F.
uah, M. 0.; O. Bokert. V. U.; Wm Pf1.. learety..
UIRLEANS LUoI.E NO. IL L
IMee.t ve. Tssday omlalg m Lodge Room N. 1, .~er
the Crecem MtuiJ Inuurlan.o tomp.ny. Oflor-IJ. H.
Mc©Vy, . 0.; H. Poland. V. ; I. Dochenson. dormsecr
OOMMERCIAL LODGE No. 12.
M.aeesry Wemesday seulag in Lode. Room N. '. 'o.
3 Camp struet, over the Obmber * Commerac O tmf-
Wm. J. A adrewas N. .; Wm. U.. Anderoa. V. 0.; Pasbll- t
ter. B, cetary.
S HOWARD LODGE NO U. I
Meet esey Thursday revan ato Lodge Room No. 1. over
I the o enomt .1e0al Inslernce Company. Ooosrs-Ja.nem
Trudeaa, 1. a.; J. M. Morris. V. U.; Henry task. S.eoesry
HOPE LODGE Na It.
Mests oeery Wedneday evening in Lodge Room p '. 1,
1evr the orerslt Mutal Iuaraoace Cempasy. O ,srm-.
P. Tdd, N. G.; Jorhn 1. Lwis, V. o. Wm. F.8voester,
DELTA LODGE NO. 10
Mls evswy londay evting In Lodge Room No. I, ore*ts
COesoat Mautal tiaurasoe Comlny. O rs-R. K. MoR;
M. G.; W. Wrght, V. 0.; J H. Bark, eMretary.
TIMPLAR LODGE NO It
Meets r.y Friday evming, t Ledge I . N. I, over
she Homne mtual Insarames Company, corner of Oa.p.-od
NM5eb stse.M s. Oes-John lH. KIe, M. .; John H.
Carsm, V. O.; A Wales a.smr. Seeuery.
COVENANT LODGE NO 17.
meeevreryloedaretomntag. to the Marigay saldhir0.
Third DastricM . Oosr-Johb Orayer, . G.; Obas. Adt
V. .; Fred. Holyland. er.tary.
POLAR STAR LODGE NO. IS.
Me.severy Wednelde wsosag. ai Polar ltar Room lt.
Leamb 0m.t Oaesre-A. Demur., 3. a.; A. Meul., V.
8.; ErIaet . Weack, ecreary.
MAGNOLIA LODGE NO. .L
Mts overy Teday aentag. i Lodge oom . ., 4.
83 canmp earse, v.oer tb. cham ir o ommrc. omedoo
I W. Pre, IL .; J. T. MoOermaokT. 0.; Cha. roi _r.
I]IDEENDINCE LODGE NO. it
Meets wery Thlreay evmedg, tn P. y Star s Roo, a. a.b
ostr. Oc.a--J. Frams,N. 4.; J. L slta.,V. .; U. Rti,
COLUIUS LODI)E NO. 2.
mesev ory Friday evenag. In their mew HalI, MA4.r
Ofroa-John ,. Mond-. . 0 ; librod C. Danus, V'.A,
SThte. P ibrburne 8ecretary.
o2 ERMANIA LODGE NO. S.
Metb eyy smsday vealog, No. - Tobeupteols ,i.set
isetweem Jsom snd Ph1lip stro, sportl Ih ;.
Oaers.-Che. O. m. 4 . G.; D. Ale, V. 1.; A. Ue.tnrI
PACIFIC LODOE NO. IS.
S Mts ooeTy WeVoesday evelag In Pacilfic Hall, Jeff&rom
cOty Oer--Jamew s Wrighth . 0.; H. C. Browna . VO.;
.. Bel, kecretary.
HERMAN LODGE NO U.
Mele Oevoy Wdneuesdy een0lng In Martgmy 3ll~'ogs.
Third DiMtroct Olorea--H. olu.ng, . U.; L BLmLdl,
V. 0.; A Moth, Meoretary
IOCTTHWEN4TEBM LODEI NO 40.
Meslt every hbrsdaly ereitng, in Room No. , No. 3 (amp
StrOst. over t CLhaomber of C~ommree Ofor.- Henry
a IHearsu. ..; hrank N14mb. V. .; F. H. Drake, SeBery.
M3RCHAIITh LODGE NO. 4.
PeOsts oetr Monday eveIng, in Roaom N. ov er theb
P oHomO Matao I..surnnoe Company, c*rar of Camp and
Nachs sltreelL Om) re-J. a. Walker, M. ..; N ] Jyrler
V. 0.; H. S. IBel. lecremr.
HELVATIA LODGE NO. 44.
MIts every Iharoday evening in Pc.le Hail, leffrlena
CIty. Ofiea-eoruesWlde, M.G. ;F.L r InIdn er, V. .;
Chrli Ssopp, *oetry.
INT13IO3 LODGES
Ge Mote Lodge No 7. 3. I1ou Jeg.
eich Lodge No. 21. at Ihrovroer
S3. Idry Ladslbo 3, at upelsoue
lljntou Lodg No. 1, t Cliutolu,
Exeooior Lodge No. 34, at Tmbodmi.
New Iberit Ig e No 3l .a New lberta
Pralle Lodge No 7. ast Wa.blngaos
. tlalboroe Lodge Ns , t Minhdma
JOIAU VO)LU, GranOd Slcretuary.
EAGLE DBOREB LODGE NO. L
Mbe erery lrst anO third llaturday1, I dge Room N. I3,
r. be Home Nc:tna Insuranece (Compeany, corner sp and
tokobe stese. Oseern-A. Maurmr. 0. M.. C,s. .
Pes. D M. l; Hmry Hmbell, S ltr end Trsmmrr.
THE N . W RAND JN(CAMYMENIT OF LOUIlNA.L
Ms eea-Ual aO ily oo the ftIrthb Wsdnssday ts Jan.ry
md July O(Ilcero for I68-J. T Wasmmore, of Me. 3, M. W.
L Orand Ptriarch, A. W. Macdonall. of No. 3 1. . Grand
y hb Pres, Juem A F)*r.' of Ms. 1. L W. rand 4 WaNrd.
sa; W. C. WoIoou. of We 1, W Grand alclbe; B. Da1llve,
d of No. 1, I. W. Grand Tsreurer, Oea. W. Nuper,
-of lo. S . W. 0. Jeabr Wordu ; A. Wahose
9mnter of Na. 1, . (brand Repr,,ativs;
lorge NeIaMemv, of No7. W . Marshall,; Frank 'satsr, of
No. 7. W. Orand Sleatel; . Frankford. e No. S W. D.
,rOnd Bemtrsl: Henry Je of No, 4. a4 . o. .Depaty
Disrolc Grand Patrlarch.
a r3?lmo Conrnm.-- arnm.ll ea nd D io ler.
In Poteor, of .O. ,WI, Blooma,dJr, sr J~.. A.3ua.
mee, of N., U.
. a1 W e Odor.-J. . DamL etn 1.a, Lthatfle.me
f Na L . Ttasos, of No 6
FiNune--. M. Rah, of No. 7, John 3. BHae, of Ne I
leo. C. IRas, e No. 6
u 4e. eand Byf-Lao war-- ad XMilleagb, of Ne.6,
Edwardi PI.bmry,1 3 IL. Elucrcs, s(f. I
s boe'lt·mmo I.mmpmom8 o.
WILDET No. L
ei be FIr es nd ThIrd arday4m of eachm mnl, t
,ode Rom oe. 1. em* Ibo COrsem M1e..t Isoermo leme.
pasy. (4eMr.-B De ILs, 0. P.; A. Theam , 8. P.;
Ibman II. Je·a. Srib.
HOBAN ENOAMPUEIT NO. S.
MbI lb Seold and Foerth Meatrdays5 osf e ma am lb
Zg s8 1 3. I, evm lh oresmel iima lasme
Cosmmy. Oesems-4. W. Slor, 0. P.; J. U. Bak.
m. P.; W. H. Wrnght. Scibe
SMAGNOLIA ENCAPMUENT NO. C.
M s t m sd d fomrlh Issaria Is eack ron a
Baee Beoinga OScore-Oumr Sbei O. P.; Lc. . Morris.
SH. p.; H. Ceutloeky, crIbe.
ma WANIIIO TOlN 3 'AUPIENM T O. 6.
Ibas b tI o00es d nd fotIb Mudaye lbebmemtl
riper btaaddlag. Third DistrIetL Mcrs-. F abehl . P.I
. P. Starhe, HP.; J. Rei. Scribe.
LAFAThTTE ENCAMPMENT M0 T.
Mels a Ihe wBet and Slhd Wedaeesa he Je s,
Serer at Magas e and Phltip streeta. Fearth Diettet.
0ri--J W. Allem 0. .; Freak Pater . .. O Gerge
ODD FELLOWS' R .
Uats in an 08.1.* the Graed itecretary, t osase
M4 eoday I Jaumary. April, Jauly and Octeber The se
Beard meets m the third Meiads r Jaruary flr aogal
ee.a Osrrr-J. . Dulap, Proidedt Jsl*I .lr,. dcm
ro, Jseeph West Treasrer; Jeoa QOin. Sextem.
GENERAL RELIP OOMMITTEE
Mests to .Ben Grand aerretary Brat Friday eveaag ia Vew
sth., ocers-A. W. MeDs Pres. edeat; Jeso e rFeer
CWI An OweRPANS oGEEAL RELEF A
SOCIATION.
Is Io e 1s8 Grad P~eresary, lat arday H
AAmlu meetla. last Saturday in J 3auary Or. 06 thr S3S
R. M. ssha. President;c . W Roper, First Vies Pruaidl
os roA ISe-Preidst- . asha M. W *
Earer* P Brgera.
D.tmv Comm ite- A M. Ruas; Lather Hease; Geeras
JOtItAH FOIOLE. oeary.
+1_
UNDERTAKERS.
HfILIP LYNCH. UNDERTAKZIs
9 iT. CHABLES TREET.
SMtalhe, Mahogman, ask Walaut sad Plait Coee
always en hand. Bodies Embelmed and careafully shipped.
. ?eral. a tlrded to Ia preea, sad he hopes by siris1 te
ilm to ottalI a share of public patronage.
D~ule. haatwee. JulE aU R
IMOBTOBOI CAI E' UNDEISTA[KR.
sand St Joemph, repectfull asnonDcs . to his Me..des and ite
public{rarrali tba.t hbe wll onitiBa the Usdrtakla o..4
aews ! t he late Dasla Nondre at the satoe stad. will eeap
E1nsresaty an d -as snn tmeett o Mee OBared ues
sad Ceakea. s . la Wae. Ns_. aa sPie
COma dli. malmed. iterred asd aorefý
SSh Mr CARST will be eMe by Br. JOHU I.
PLA1O4-SZEWING MACHNU .
A m. mSAdc."A. MUSIO ?UIJMEN.
IMPOITER OF MUSICAL MERCANIDISI
Wholesale sad RatlW Dealer In tw
, Mount ind UilO ANOS PhI ORGANS o
NELOON . dSat .. r
INr V mI Itr et, meal DauphiN
NEW Ot.F.AN _ _
aTH 3I0me . PI.ANO . U DTI.
GRAND VUJUMPH OVER ALL OTHER PIANOS In
U A The AX1NI PIANO PORTE. deim"d by the Fades t the
late fair of the Amca Institute, held Ian ReptoaNr l
aocer 1117, to be t.he best pu. o e iblto. ad after a
i et tOl. ordred by the AniraRn lostitte with the iansel
ofthe sa ..etnl ei hirtear at the Pr iad$ bpos ti1 wsn de
shred t therr Judges to bh the best Piano kneew te loom.
l,
AJiNi H WANTED- Frstoias d raspo ible Ageas
wated in vary city ad town where we have at already s -
poiNt d t O Lhee . ..
IK MoAd irOt ,Wser et
4. ianuaests nsd Wand pase, 187 ad e I as sokeW t
Delod eItrOet. Pew York. MANN E rctee.r
SINi PIAMN .......... fiNN PIANtO.
o GUST. TOe HOFE, nR aEa.ae stret, l has iSa stu ba
of PIAviO& Imsetsoatred is Lasias. whtei he garss
bea to he eqe lai. Iall rpet. to t1.ed atm w'u _
offered for meis lth arcty. Pries wil be hfladl mfoun
lit is5e are insvted to rail.
W We. VON H(.Flt WAN AWARDED the G')LD MEDAL
at the wlalIaaa State hair ahId at New t)rtean in Jaary
o I3e. fr tihe n T PIAO tamade ia the Southsern Btts.
"A' RN EY* AT LAWe
J HS, iAAJMT-
L O ATIETLY AT LAW.
e.r r R cem aadlaes wish treet.
NEW ORLEANS.
WILLIAM K. UIO0LEl,
m t r bI s Iar Ias Law.
077103.531 NORTH THIRD STREW. T. LOUI5. Mo.
Wd yoeu wilet Palso e sad pla s Pata I nat, , and e w
V ad bavieg be In the bages far la tire, we are a&
bled heachoap atEmed as abvd ifotMaesat. AS ha
S 0 AoM MI LWR
R Rawl o at reMIereus sin "bee dasred
ta. Ti: IT: TAIT IT TB I SIN4TEL, I
it wi ore yea. ebhbng teho se. y mhiag applrals
, the ndotaw ed a a MachIs will e mcent o the t s.
and sa willny e he e o s, d a rea le gth
of ie given he lea the rahino te dulesas he It. mmdl.
SThe N mheal 1 I Wnadking se w d
Wrin do e wo i h wt r therll taborand es sp ad
al soa aaeealea t. sad lre t wshe e r Le I
ar hNoRy tt i a ero, w
An In ha aO- oWKINtL WislER Is $aed
wsthrew et Ihes almotrady ntao toedto a eg
er ro SaH lLeL.ERh
Owner of Shete or f a rm. ,t hi Le
r dy. eE lt fM ED I I dT WM.
I, IV --p --
he OW I . -- U "
Bd h 'i BRIYw I ANThe
as 5 t Oisitd
v I thaiO 5 ng o l t n ew .Tv
heIoly nela a aid Id IIati I hnb sterlp ar isug
SI a devuo lu so the devap ose s --o the m
s ter tbpltrl of loId- sah.ie
ia wtImbe tr ItvewIa It tttlYalIes
&olaieitemtlolsbd b. whirl, heOtl r sl
eaosArT AdvroiiumslsD OII 8 r ea of ile
.Ln KS (Aamp SeIe
ADJO ININ LA, ENTANC .iT
M PeD I T Nr is. Carde, Aesmat tal theK LI
.tt Chest. lve sat Otreala Leere.
Srpt..II III dOsIag etampa. D ee Ptes, te •
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